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Olimpo Cárdenas and Julio Jaramillo - Duet Gold Unforgettable

Olimpo Cárdenas and Julio Jaramillo

Unforgettable Golden Duo: Olimpo Cardenas

Moreira, born in 1919 in the center of Vinces Province of Los Rios in Ecuador. She started singing at eight years old, then made a break with art continuing to twenty years. It is said that ten years involved in children's music contest organized by radio stations in the cities of Guayaquil and Quito.

It constituted his first duets with the composers Carlos Rubira Infante and Gonzalo Moncayo. In 1946 he recorded with Rubira Infante the aisle in the distant "becoming the first album produced by the Phonographic Industry Ecuatoriana SA

Olimpo Cardenas, introduced his popular repertoire in several American countries (Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico and USA) , opening the way for other artists Ecuadorians.

With the singer Julio Jaramillo Laurido , formed a popular duo and recorded with him six LPs (LP) and a total of 57 in his career. He died in Tulua - Colombia on July 28, 1991 at the age of 72 years.

Julio Alfredo Jaramillo Laurido (Guayaquil, Ecuador, October 1, 1935 - Guayaquil, February 9, 1978) is considered one of the most privileged and beloved voices in Latin America.

Julio Jaramillo, who is known as 'The Nightingale of America ", was born on October 1, 1935 in a small apartment in Gómez Rendón and Villavicencio in the city of Guayaquil. His parents, Pichinchanos Machachi population, Guayas had migrated in search of better opportunities. They worked in a shoe when he began his bohemian lifestyle. He had the gift of singing to love like no else did in Ecuador, and perhaps in Latin America. It was highly acclaimed in Venezuela and Colombia.

For those wonderful things that we are often surprised at the destination, wanted to put together these two great performers, joining their voices romantic - very similar in style and timbre - to let ourselves be captured in this special compilation, 24 anthology themes that we have entitled "Golden Duo Unforgettable."

worth mentioning that the full reviews of the two artists have already been presented in the individual publications of both singers in this blog. The covers are purely referential and unpublished. Koko

of Peru

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Tona la Negra - Compilation Part I

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Compilation Part I:

María Antonia del Carmen Peregrino Alvarez , was born in Veracruz - Mexico, October 17, 1912. Influenced by his older brother since age 8 he began to sing anywhere, at parties, contests, bazaars. Singing sometimes alone and sometimes in duet with a girl named Celia Pacheco . At 17 years and was married to William Cházaro Ahumada, who took her to Mexico with her first child just 40 days old.

On July 16, 1929 debuted at the cabaret "El Retiro " and doing time in that place, where he was known as "The Pilgrim ", knew Don Emilio Azcarraga who went along with Enrique Contel , who named it " Tona la Negra."

then appears in his life Agustín Lara, who began to produce for her songs like "Veracruz "" Creole Night, "" Prayer Caribbean, "" Palmera "," Blue Secrets "and" The Cumbancha "which appeared together in a musical at the Theatre Hope in December 1932, with such success that should extend their presentations for a long time.

Azcárraga joined the cast of the station XEW, where there was sometimes accompanied by Agustín Lara and others by the orchestra Alfredo Girón . Shortly after beginning their lavish presentations at the Teatro Politeama, off the Vizcaínas and beside the street San Juan de Letran. His recordings for RCA Victor Seal is one of the most beautiful musical legacy in the history of the bolero and many of these pieces reach invaluable for historians and collectors not only by the accumulation of experiences that recreate the Mexico that was and not return, but by the particular circumstances of each person.

This short review will continue with the publication of Tona la Negra - Compilation Part II (Each part consists of 26 songs.) The covers for both cases are purely referential and unpublished.

Literature: http://wikipedia.enciclopedialibre.com/

Koko

of Peru

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